MaST: Macro/Micro-Simulation of Phase Decomposition in the Transcritical Regime

Overview

Understanding the behavior of multi-component flows is challenging, this especially holds for transcritical mixtures, that is mixtures that exhibit very high pressure but relatively low temperature. Multiscale considerations are required to analyze the evolving flow processes, for example droplet and bubble formation. The respective quantities and set ups range from molecular properties to large-scale continuum flow field simulation and analysis.

In our dtec.bw-funded project “MaST: Macro/Micro-simulation of Phase Decomposition in the Transcritical Regime”, a multi-disciplinary consortium is formed to develop scale-bridging simulation technology, including molecular dynamics simulation (MD), classical density functional theory (DFT), computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and hybrid molecular-continuum
approaches, as well as experiments to gain deeper insights into transcritical systems.

Find out more about our project in our dtec.bw overview article.

Consortium

MaST Consortium

Publications & Results

Publications & Results

Infrastructure & Equipment

HSUper

MaST is funded by dtec.bw – Digitalization and Technology Research Center of the Bundeswehr. dtec.bw is funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU.

HSU

Letzte Änderung: 18. November 2024